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Colombian Fans Shine in Bay Area's Last Copa América Match
Fans of Brazil and Colombia, who are group stage rivals in the 48th Copa America being held in the U.S., produced a festive atmosphere at the match in Santa Clara on Tuesday, resulting in a 1-1 draw.

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Could Nevada Be the Swing State to Decide the Presidency?
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2024 Fourth of July Fireworks in the Bay Area: The Official Shows, Plus Advice on Safety, PTSD and Pets
A display of fireworks at night by a bridge.
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SF Mayor London Breed Wins Key ‘YIMBY’ Endorsement After String of Misses
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Cybersecurity Expert Shares Tips for Dublin-Based Patelco Credit Union Customers After Ransomware Attack
The facade of a building with a sign that reads "Patelco" with a swirling red logo to the left.
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San Francisco Driver, 78, Arrested Months After Crash That Killed Family of 4
Heat Wave in Northern California Brings Dangerous Temps, High Fire Risk
Kratom Under Scrutiny: New California Bill Proposes Stricter Controls Amid Growing Concerns
California's $10B Climate Bond Breaks Through Political Gridlock
At Jollof Festival Oakland, West African Chefs Face Off in a Battle Royale of Rice
Customers eating jollof rice out of black plastic takeout containers.
An Artist Stitches Stories of Family Separation at the Bolinas Museum
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Can ‘The Function,’ Function?: Comedian Stroy Moyd Bets on #HellaFunny Brand with New Comedy Club

Housing Affordability

SF Mayor London Breed Wins Key ‘YIMBY’ Endorsement After String of Misses

Housing is a central issue in the San Francisco election, and Mayor London Breed aligned herself with the pro-development YIMBY movement.

After Missing Housing Goals, SF Has Permit Process Slashed Under New State Law

San Francisco could go from having California’s longest approval process for housing development permits to one of the state’s shortest.

San Francisco Plans to Enforce Homeless Camping Ban After Supreme Court Ruling

The 6-3 decision will have major implications for how cities handle homeless encampments, overturning a lower court ruling that said it was unconstitutional to punish people for sleeping outside when there isn’t enough shelter available.

State Farm Seeks Enormous Rate Increases in California to Prevent Insolvency

The company’s financial stability is in doubt after it requested to raise homeowners insurance rates by 30% and renters insurance by 52%.

Immigration

Sen. Padilla on the Presidential Debate, Immigration, Two Years Since Dobbs

Half Moon Bay Farmworker Housing to Go Forward After Council Rejects Appeals

A year after a mass shooting at a mushroom farm in the city brought scrutiny to living conditions for the area’s agricultural workers, advocates are celebrating the progress but say there’s more to do.

More West Africans Making Risky Journey to US, Where an Uncertain Fate Awaits Them

As Europe cracks down on immigration and speeds up deportations, the U.S. has emerged as a destination for West Africans fleeing their countries. But getting here is only half the struggle.

Rep. Robert Garcia on Trolling the MAGA Warriors in Congress, Sticking Up for Immigrants and LGBTQ Folks

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Could Nevada Be the Swing State to Decide the Presidency?

A display of fireworks at night by a bridge.

2024 Fourth of July Fireworks in the Bay Area: The Official Shows, Plus Advice on Safety, PTSD and Pets

Check out KQED's list of some of the official firework displays in the Bay Area for the Fourth of July, plus which fireworks are illegal in California (clue: lots) and the safety risks of setting off your own personal firework display.

SF Mayor London Breed Wins Key ‘YIMBY’ Endorsement After String of Misses

Housing is a central issue in the San Francisco election, and Mayor London Breed aligned herself with the pro-development YIMBY movement.

Colombian Fans Shine in Bay Area's Last Copa América Match

Fans of Brazil and Colombia, who are group stage rivals in the 48th Copa America being held in the U.S., produced a festive atmosphere at the match in Santa Clara on Tuesday, resulting in a 1-1 draw.
The facade of a building with a sign that reads "Patelco" with a swirling red logo to the left.

Cybersecurity Expert Shares Tips for Dublin-Based Patelco Credit Union Customers After Ransomware Attack

A cybersecurity expert gives practical advice for folks affected by the data breach at one of the Bay Area’s largest credit unions.

San Francisco Driver, 78, Arrested Months After Crash That Killed Family of 4

The driver in the West Portal crash will be arraigned on vehicular manslaughter charges after prosecutors said a lengthy investigation ruled out mechanical or medical issues.
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Critics Fear Failure of 'Once in a Century' Broadband Investment Plan

Nearly $2 billion in broadband funding is at stake in the next 30 days, but advocacy groups say the challenge process is designed to fail.

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